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Date:	Sun, 30 Mar 2008 22:21:36 -0700
From:	J R FOX <jr_fox@pacbell.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: ridiculous TCP/IP connundrum

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Thanks for your reply.

--- Steven Levine wrote:

> Objects can get lost. Maybe that's where your's
> went?

Maybe. Would ORC150 bring it back ?

> The object itself is simple. It just runs
> tcpcfg.cmd from the \tcpip\bin
> directory. Try this from the command line to make
> sure the problem is not
> elsewhere.
>
> >Tried TCPCFG.Exe,
>
> That's the 16-bit TCPIP app.

> system that had a
> working TCP/IP configuration object, you would have
> known what program to
> try to run.

In the interim, I realized that I also have a
"Maintenance" partition on the Shuttle, which is in
fact the full-fledged predecessor eCS 1.1 partition.
So I booted that up, and found a Network object there.
Its Properties for TCP/IP shows TCPCFG2.CMD (which is
what I couldn't quite recall) as being the operative
entity. When I boot back to 1.2, I think there is a
good chance that will bring the Notebook up -- whether
it has its own proper object residence or not.

While I had the alternate notebook up, I took a set of
JPEG snaps of it with PMVIEW -- something I wanted to
have for reference for a long time now. That ought to
suffice as reference for the laptop . . . unless
they've been tinkering with the format of the notebook
since 1.1.

I'm hoping to deal with some issues on the laptop at
the Help Desk next weekend, if you will be available.

Regards,

Jordan

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